But if we just consider quality, and not quantity, which system is the best?
Comparison on useful applications and also videogames.
Also it seems that Android has much more free applications than iPhone?
And do you think that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is a good cellphone, or should I buy another one?
ThanksWhat are your favorite applications on Android or/and iPhone? And why do you prefer iPhone or Android?
I think both are good. My favorite apps are: Evernote, hootsuite, google voice, Stitcher and Instapaper. All are on both platforms. There are more free apps on Android- for example Angry Birds is on both but is free on Android.
The iPhone is better integrated but the Android has the ability to have different features.
The Xperia X10 is a pretty good phone, but it is getting a little old. If you like Sony phones, consider the new Sony XPeria Arc.What are your favorite applications on Android or/and iPhone? And why do you prefer iPhone or Android?
Both phones are in high quality, it just depends what you would consider "high quality". I've had both phones in the past and I both had enjoyed them. Both have a good selection of apps on a category you were looking for, but iPhone's (or Apple's in general) apps seem to be more useful and less junky. Because when I had used the Marketplace (for Android), I had come upon many useless apps. For one thing, my favorite game was NinJump. I had downloaded them on both phones, however, Apple's seemed to have better quality, but the Android was still satisfactory. Overall, they are at about the same level, but maybe Apple is a little more experienced as far as useful apps.
About the Sony Ericsson, I wouldn't take the risk because Sony isn't known for making phones, however it maybe in good quality, but I don't know since I have never heard of it.What are your favorite applications on Android or/and iPhone? And why do you prefer iPhone or Android?
Android is better I think.
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